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Van Halen, M&Ms, And The Next Market Downturn

Van Halen, M&Ms, And The Next Market Downturn How watching the right indicators will avoid disaster The planet-sized egos of rock & roll performers are legendary. Few things symbolize this better than the outrageous requests they often make when on tour. These requests are referred to as “riders”, and appear in the contract a tour […]

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Better A Year Early Than A Day Too Late

livelifehappy.com Better A Year Early Than A Day Too Late Preparation only has value if it’s done in advance He who hesitates is lost. ~proverb Change, especially a collapse scenario, often happens quite fast. So fast that there’s little to no time to react in the short frenzy between “before” and “after”. This is true […]

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The Bond Bubble

The Bond Bubble Central banks have artificially lowered interest rates, making bonds attractive. And since bonds are historically safe havens, it’s hard to even comprehend a bond bubble. But as interest rates start to rise, the concern over bonds rises too. Adding some gasoline to the fire is the fact that the largest buyers of […]

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Why The Markets Are Overdue For A Gigantic Bust

r.classen/Shutterstock Why The Markets Are Overdue For A Gigantic Bust It’s just not possible to print our way to prosperity Let me begin with a caveat: confirmation bias is an ever-present risk for an analyst such as myself. If you’re not familiar with the term, ‘confirmation bias’ suggests that once we’ve invested time and emotional […]

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Both ECB And BOJ Are Just Months Away From Running Out Of Bonds To Buy

Both ECB And BOJ Are Just Months Away From Running Out Of Bonds To Buy With the Fed contemplating whether to hike again next month and start “normalizing ” its balance sheet before the end of 2017, the two other major central banks are facing far bigger problems. * * * Two months after the […]

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Where There’s Smoke…

Where There’s Smoke… …There’s central bank manipulation Central banks around the world have colluded, if not conspired, to elevate and prop up financial asset prices.  Here we’ll present the data and evidence that they’ve not only done so, but gone too far. When wee discuss elevated financial asset prices we really are talking about everything. […]

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It’s Bubble Time!

Shutterstock It’s Bubble Time! Wisdom & discipline will separate winners from victims It’s impossible to predict with certainty how much more insane our financial markets will get before an inevitable correction. But my personal bet is: A lot! For my reasons why, take a few minutes to watch the chapter on bubbles below from The Crash Course. […]

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A Murderous Complacency

A Murderous Complacency Dark omens are circling everywhere in today’s markets murder: a flock of crows ~ Miriam-Webster dictionary Many view the appearance of crows as an omen of death because ravens and crows are scavengers and are generally associated with dead bodies, battlefields, and cemeteries, and they’re thought to circle in large numbers above sites where […]

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Deutsche Warns Of Imminent “Domino Impact” For Stocks From Bond Carnage, Soaring Dollar

Deutsche Warns Of Imminent “Domino Impact” For Stocks From Bond Carnage, Soaring Dollar One of the more confounding aspects of the record bond selloff experienced in the past few days, is that it not only left broader equity indices unscathed, but took place as the Dow Jones hit a new record high. This, as Goldman […]

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Hell To Pay

SkillUp/Shutterstock Hell To Pay The final condition for a market crash is falling into place  Sometimes I wonder if I’m ever going to run out of new things to say about the economy. Nothing interesting has happened in a long time. Our liquidity-drunk “markets” remain over-priced due to the chronic intervention of the global central […]

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Stock & Bond Bubbles Much Worse Than 1929-David Stockman

Stock & Bond Bubbles Much Worse Than 1929-David Stockman Economic expert and best-selling author David Stockman offers a dire view of the deep financial trouble America faces in his new book titled “Trumped!”   Stockman warns, “I think we are on the very edge, but what is different this time and makes it scarier . . . is […]

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Negative-Interest-Rate absurdity is another “rabbit out of the hat.”

Negative-Interest-Rate absurdity is another “rabbit out of the hat.” For the second time this year, Spain’s caretaker government just managed to sell 50-year bonds in a €3 billion ($3.4 billion) deal. Despite maturing in the year 2066, when many of us won’t even be alive and the duty to pay back the debt (assuming it […]

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Doug Casey Warns: “It’s The Next Stage Of The Greater Depression… The Economy Is Going To Be Very, Very Bad”

Doug Casey Warns: “It’s The Next Stage Of The Greater Depression… The Economy Is Going To Be Very, Very Bad” While President Obama took credit this weekend for saving the world economy from a global depression and stock markets are hovering around all-time highs, not everyone is convinced that central bank policy and government involvement in […]

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Canada’s Financial Sector just Crapped on its Bondholders, Hoping They Don’t Care

Canada’s Financial Sector just Crapped on its Bondholders, Hoping They Don’t Care To heck with the dreams of its bondholders. Great-West Lifeco, a Canadian financial services conglomerate which operates subsidiaries in Canada, the US, Europe, and Asia – including Putnam Investments in the US – and with over $1 trillion in consolidated assets under management, […]

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